K&M Stands 23721 5/8" Threaded Pin

Upgrade Your Table Clamp for More Mounting Options
The K&M 23721.500.25 threaded bolt is designed to extend the functionality of the K&M 23720 table clamp, giving users a practical way to attach a wide range of AV gear. This male 5/8" threaded pin adds a stable and reliable mounting point for microphones, handheld recorders, cameras, or any equipment that supports a standard 5/8" connection. It's the perfect solution when you're looking to add more gear without needing additional stands.

Simple and Secure Attachment Using M6 Threading
Installation is quick and secure thanks to the M6 screw thread, which allows you to easily fasten this pin into the K&M 23720 clamp. Once attached, the pin provides a firm mounting base that supports gear commonly used in audio, video, and broadcasting setups. Whether you're mic'ing up a podcast or mounting a camera for desktop streaming, this threaded bolt adds professional-grade functionality to your clamp.

Perfect for Expanding Desktop Production Setups
This threaded insert is ideal for content creators and studio professionals who want to consolidate their gear onto a single, space-saving solution. The ability to mount a microphone or audio recorder directly to your tabletop clamp without bulky stands helps keep your workspace clean and efficient. It’s especially useful for those working in mobile rigs, tight studio desks, or podcast stations.

Durable Construction Built for Professional Use
Crafted from high-quality steel and finished with a sleek black passivated coating, the K&M 23721.500.25 is built for long-term durability. It’s resistant to wear and corrosion, ensuring consistent performance in professional environments. Its sturdy build quality matches the standard expected from K&M gear used worldwide in broadcast, studio, and live applications.

Compact Size with Professional Threading
Measuring just 34.5 mm in length and weighing 0.055 lbs, this threaded bolt maintains a low profile while offering secure connectivity. Its male 5/8" threading ensures compatibility with common gear, and it integrates cleanly with your clamp setup without adding unnecessary bulk.